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When choosing impact protection, the price per meter is often the starting point. But it should not be the decision-maker. The real cost appears after installation, through repairs, floor damage, maintenance and downtime. That is why total cost of ownership (TCO) matters. Read our article where we look at steel vs. polymer barriers and what they really cost over time. 👇 https://bit.ly/4ysenBQ

Peter Kebke from Nexans calls it a game-changer. Axelent Safety Design puts you in control, allowing you to design safety solutions quickly, easily, and exactly to your requirements. You’re the Architect. Try Axelent Safety Design today 👇 https://bit.ly/4gOZh2C

With Axelent Safety Design, planning and ordering your safety solutions is simple and efficient. Start by drawing your project using our intuitive design tools, then request a quotation in just a few clicks. Our clear and structured Bill of Materials ensures your order is accurate and easy to manage, saving you time while delivering solutions tailored to your needs. If you at this point want to be contacted by one of our safety experts for further guidance, we are always available to help. Try Axelent Safety Design today! 👇 https://bit.ly/4vIxpC8

Automation is transforming modern logistics environments, but how do safety strategies change when humans and automated systems increasingly operate side by side? In this episode of Let’s Talk Safety, we explore how AGVs, AMRs and Industrial Mobile Robots (IMRs) are reshaping warehouse operations and what this means for modern machine safety. We discuss risk assessment in brownfield environments, human interaction with mobile automation, safeguarding approaches and why safety in automated logistics is about understanding entire systems, not just individual machines. Listen to the full episode here: https://bit.ly/4eZj9hg

We are one Axelent – Joel Nilsson, Production Technician From thesis project to Production Technician, Joel Nilsson has grown his role at Axelent by working closely with production development, data driven improvements and hands on problem solving. In this interview, Joel shares his journey, what drives him in his role and what makes Axelent a special place to start and grow a career. “It is important to understand why something works the way it does. Guesswork can easily turn into bigger issues later on.” Read the full interview here: https://bit.ly/4ohB3zG

Looking for inspiration for your next safety project? We've expanded the Impact Protection range with new solutions, further strengthening our offering for warehouses and industrial environments. In Axelent Xperience, our digital showroom, you can explore the latest additions alongside our complete range of safety solutions. From products and applications to real-world use cases, everything is gathered in one place. Explore Axelent Xperience: https://bit.ly/4eCLxFp

Collaborative robots are transforming modern manufacturing and warehouse automation, but are we using the right terminology, standards and risk assessment methods? In our webinar, we explore: • Why the term “cobot” is disappearing from updated safety standards • The differences between traditional industrial robots and collaborative applications • What ISO 10218 and ANSI/RIA R15.06 mean in practice • How to approach risk assessment in human-robot collaboration Watch our webinar for expert insights into robotic safety, compliance and collaborative applications: https://bit.ly/4ed1Iuq

"Thanks to the collaboration with Axelent, everything is resolved quickly and we receive prompt feedback." In highly automated environments, where continuous operation is critical, responsiveness and technical support can be just as important as the safety solution itself. Read the full article to see Ceratec's perspective on the collaboration behind the Coldo project: https://bit.ly/3QgBE8m

How do you maintain safety without stopping the flow in a highly automated warehouse? In a high-bay automated cold storage facility, continuous operation is critical. Even short interruptions can lead to costly downtime, increased energy demand and operational disruption. In this customer case, we explore how safe access, zone separation and modular safety solutions make it possible to carry out maintenance without shutting down the system. Read the full customer case: https://bit.ly/4uaFgqx

A collaborative robot is not automatically a safe robot. In robot safety, the application matters. The tool, the workpiece, the task, the movement and the way people interact with the workspace all affect the risk. That is why collaborative applications need clear boundaries, planned safety functions and a proper risk assessment. In the Axelent Safety Book, we explain why collaborative robot safety depends on the full application, not the robot alone: https://bit.ly/3Q6kLNy